This might be the most well made rotation guide I've seen in GW2, let alone any game probably. Thank you so much for this. I've decided I wanna dedicate myself to mastering Weaver, whether it's top dps or not. It looks insanely cool and the fantasy with Perfect Weave making you the "ultimate being" makes me completely nerd out.
Finally, i can play my weaver. Ive been strict to my tempest as i dont know how to play it but seeing a godly guide that covers all aspect of creating a class guide.
Hey thanks for watching and I'm glad more people are trying the Weaver! A little pro tip: Try changing your F1-F5 skill binds to be more reachable for your fingers. Mine is set to Alt+ 1,2,3,4 and my F5 is set to mouse 3 key so I'll use my thumb to hold Alt key and any free finger to press the number keys. It is much better than reaching all the way for the F1-5 keys.
Ah, top quality as always. As an ele main since gw1, I'm glad to see the weaver intricacies so well explained. Sure they call us piano players, but it's definitely fun. First necro, now ele, next warrior I guess. Can't wait ^^ keep it up!
Incredible guide, this helps my condition Weaver so much more. I've been dipping too much into Water and sometimes Earth too much (just for the cool factor), killing my effectiveness. What I learned here is that Fire Aura offers so much protection I thought I was getting better through Water (healing) and Earth (resistance). Subbed!
ngl this finally taught me the pvp burn burst opener for plussing fights in conquest. never thought i'd find it in a solo open world guide. this is actually HUGE
I usually don't watch videos without audio, but your work was excellent. I found exactly what I have been looking for, as my weaver dps has been abysmal. I haven't seen anyone else so clearly explain the idea of fire aura and how important it is. Thanks.
I am a professional video editor and I know how long it takes to create these videos. So thank you, thank you, thank you very much for all the time you put into it!! You are amazing 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hey thanks for watching! I'm not that much of a great editor myself but I do try. It does indeed take a lot of time. Whenever I think I'm done, I render it and rewatch it for errors. No matter how many times I comb over it, some mistakes still manage to sneak by into the published video.
I'm staring at the cheat sheet you made and having it just laid out in a flowchart like that makes it so much simpler, knowing that the fire aura juggling portion of the rotation is really just 2 fire, earth, 2 fire, air, 2 fire, earth, really makes it so much easier to remember so now I've really just gotta worry about the actual skill priorities then I can move onto learning the openers / situationals
Thanks so much for this video guide. Been playing condi weaver for a while now, but really had no idea about keeping up the fire aura. This is by far the best guide/video explanation I've seen. I love weaver, always drawn to the "mage" class, but I do struggle with ele/weaver in a lot of story instance content. This has been by far the most durable build for me, was excited when POF came out and ele got sword.
great video bro, thank u so much, i m kinda new to gw2, i m playing for like 2 months and i allways wanted to try elementalist, but i was kinda afraid o it, cause everybody told me is a verry hard class to play but from what i see is verry rewarding also and with your tutorial makes it a little easyer to understand, thank u
this makes the rotation so much easier to learn than the wall of skill names that you get off snow crows or other build websites. Ill definitely have to bookmark this and rewatch it a few times to learn this.
Thank you for your work. I was struggling to adapt raid rotation to open world and your guide is a godsent. But now I need to change my geard again to trailblaizer, haha) It's not gonna be that cheap, but really need those extra 6k+ hp in some cases.
That was awesome! Very good job getting in the build information we need to equip and spec the build but still concentrating on building the knowledge of the skills and progressing into getting better and better. I'm still working on your scourge build and this makes me want to jump feet first into this build with my Weaver! You could be a very Bad/Good influence on my game play. lol Well done.
Thanks! Weaver has a lot of skill to learn about and that's only half of the battle. The other battle is knowing the Elemental Switch orders. I originally dabbled on the idea of explaining every single Trait and Skill like my previous videos but then the video length would be nearly an Hour lol.
nicely done , I really needed this video since I always wanted to switch from power weaver to condi and this really helps me to do so.I noticed you are using full dps rotation for opener and loop .which I think if I learn this I can do group content with viper gear .I always thought that doing this rotation requires you to be on crack however after watching you explaining how to do it step by step , I have some hope :)
Thank you for watching. If you're familiar with the Weaver already, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out the rotation. Learning the switch orders and which element comes next is the hardest part in my opinion.
Yep, Vipers can be done with classes who have innate durability via Life Steal, large defensive boons. Elementalist lacks those so it's better to do Trailblazers as a solo player.
Thank you! For now I have no plans in making videos any time soon. With the upcoming expansion, there will inevitably be more class balances, effectively making any build videos from now till then invalid. When the Expansion does release I will be making more videos. I hope this message gets to you! Thanks for watching.
awesome guide! it's actually quite beginner-friendly despite the high skill ceiling. are you gonna do other condi classes (or any build) as well? i love your scourge build and now this! :D
Hey thanks for checking out the video! I currently have no plans on making builds on other classes reason being I'm not too knowledgeable about them. I don't want to half-bake a guide video with a ton of errors because I'm no good at those classes. I'm only comfortable with making videos on the classes I play: Necromancer, Elementalist, and Warrior. Once the next Expansion comes out I do play on making guides for all the new potential builds that interest me.
Hey, really great guide. Could you make a similar one for power weaver? I was relying on hardstuck's guide but I think I your detailed explanation would be very very helpful in understanding the rotation better.
Hey sorry but I don't have any plans on making a video guide on Power Weaver. From my own experience Power Weaver is more simple to master. All you really need to do is Begin in Air/Fire then switch into Air/Air to proc Elements of Rage at the beginning of a fight. Just rotate between Air/Air-Fire/Air-Fire/Fire-Air/Fire and loop back into Air/Air. Power Weaver is more reliant on teammates providing you boons because you'll be squishy and might not be able to pull off a full cycle on tough enemies. Power Weaver is tough to pull off as a solo class. Some builds will have Fire Greatsword for the Elite Skill but that is only really useful if you have boons like quickness on you. When I play Power Weaver I go for Glyph of Elemental Harmony for my heal, Arcane Blast, Arcane Shield, Glyph of Storms, and Glyph of Elementals. I begin a fight by proccing Elements of Rage trait, casting Glyph of Storms (Air) then doing my regular rotation. Use all your 1-2-3 skills during each element swap and try to finish Air Auto Chain. Pop Arcane Blast to finish off enemies and Arcane Shield for Stunbreak and to block hard hits. For my Elemental Summon I use Fire Elemental. I hope this helps. Tip: If you have Auto Attack on, your auto's will finish on whichever the element it was initially started in. For example if I start an auto attack chain in Air but switch into Fire without actually completing it, the auto attack feature will actually finish off the Air Auto Attacks even though Fire is my primary Element. You can use this tip to swap into different Elements without having to linger to finish your autos. Here's a quick example I made on my Imgur: imgur.com/gallery/QtFocCi I hope this message finds you well!
Question: Your perfect weave example has extra steps to reach perfect weave. Are your decisions based on keeping fire aura up rather than more quickly reaching perfect weave? Just trying to understand the logic. Thanks
When you've practiced enough perfect weaving you can tell when the timer will expire. Usually I try to squeeze in another element swap before hitting perfect weave. I try to delay Perfect Weave until the last second but if you are just learning it's best to hit the Perfect Weave following all the standard steps.
Hey there, very nice video.Can i ask something?You said elementalist can't switch weapon in combat.Whats the point of having Superior Sigil Of Cleansing on the sword?Does it trigger somehow?
The sigil mechanic triggers whenever your skills change, the only exceptions being tonics and transformations. So, Engineer kits, picking up banners, entering necromancer shroud, druid celestial avatar, engineer photon forge, swapping rev legends and swapping elementalist attunements trigger the sigil. Just keep in mind the cd.
Any time you swap attunements (Fire, Water, Air, Earth) is procced as a weapon swap for an Elementalist. Still useful to have that Sigil in a condition heavy environment since that's a condi cleanse on 9 sec cooldown. Many skills for condi cleanse have a much longer cooldown, e.g., the Cleansing Fire utility for Elementalist has a 40 second cooldown. And, since Ele swaps attunement reasonably often, that frees a utility slot for a different use.
I should've just played warrior... jkjk haha i love my weaver - awesome guide tyvm! also i just bought Dire exotics today because i was following the forum guide - is trailblazers absolutely necessary to switch to or just keep the dire? my ascended pieces are zerkers too so i just took those off for open world
Hey there, Trailblazers is necessary for Solo Open World Condition Weaver because it comes with a stat called Expertise. Expertise increases Condition Duration and Condition Weaver's main condition damage is Burning. If you manage to stack burning you'll do crazy damage and as you can imagine Expertise is a major factor in doing so. Dire is a cheap alternative but will not have the same damage potential as Trailblazers. Think of it like this: Expertise + Condition damage if you are going for a Condition build and Precision + Power + Ferocity if you are going for a power build.
@@silkyonyen9223 ahh okay that makes a lot of sense! Unfortunately trailblazers are so expensive in the TP right now at like 10g a piece so that's why I settled for Dire... so i guess my other question is should i be working towards Trailblazer ascended then? or just save money to buy exotic variant for open world and work on Vipers ascended for big group end game content where I'll have a healer? - currently there's also a Snowcrows hybrid weaver Grieving ascended build as well that seems to be a mix of power and condi Currently my only ascended pieces are all zerks trinkets, scepter (power tempest), and chest + assassin's shoulders (I was really working towards the full zerks set, but I can't do open world/play the story at all with it...) sorry I'm just getting major overwhelmed right now hahaha so much more complicated than building Zojjas ____ zerk gear. Thanks so much
Great video guide! I’m curious to get some trailblazers and try this out. I’ve been learning and using a Celestial Fire/Arcane build recently, how would you say these two builds differ? Would it be worth learning both for variety? Also, can you use this Trailblazers build in fractals or will the toughness mess up aggro?
Hey man, thank you for this guide, its amazing !!! ;) I just have one qustion: as awesome this build is vs veterans and some champs i struggle vs some meta events ie. Verdant brink where i have troubles staying alive when there is too many mobs. I jist cant keep up with rotation to maitain aura and protection :( Ay advice is much apprecieated ;) Again thank you for all the work you'veput into this guide ;)
Hi, thank you so much. This video helps a lot. So concerning stats: Viper for pve and trailblazer for open world, right? I'm amazed how condi weaver can solo some situations. I started playing condi yesterday and I feel so much fun to play elem. Power weaver is so boring.
One question about fire aura juggle rotation - there is difference in what you press and what describe regarding when you use fire focus5 and when you leave to expire. I am struggling with this ability the most (when it goes off cd and when it don't). Is there a rule of thumb on when I should blast my fire aura with fire focus5? Sometimes it expires on it's own, fire focus 5 have like 1 sec cd and fire focus4 has like 1.5 sec cd and I am confused on what I should use. Thank you
@@thecuriousquaggan490 I end up blasting whenever I can regain fire aura in a second or two and leaving it be otherwise. I believe once I get used to it cd I'll start to blast it to recast after. For now it's working well for me.
New here just curious, why the 1st F/F in the loop start with focus 5 but the 2nd start with sword 3 does order matter or just use it on cd it didn't matter just use it when f/f
What is your opinion about the Dire build with the focus trailblazer to give more condition damage?, do you think there is a difference, if it is good or bad?
A Dire set won't be as good as Trailblazers. You'll need Expertise (condition duration) to properly stack Burning. Burn stacks in intensity and deals crazy damage when it reaches high stacks. With little to no Expertise, it will be hard to stack up Burning.
may i ask, does this build doesnt require high crit rate? does crit rate isnt imporant to condi build? im kinda confused, please enlighten me. Thank you
Watching you fight the vinetooth made me sad. I realise now my gear isn't optimal but this thing killed me what felt like instantly from 16000 ish health. It looked like you almost never got hit
great video! as someone who took a 7 year break and is getting back into the game as a weaver, this was really really helpful! Is this open world rotation the same or similar as ones used in raids/fractals?
Hah, thanks for watching! Weaver is a handful. The easiest part to start is learning how the class mechanic works and then combing through all the Sword/Focus Skills.
Sorry for the late response. For solo play it's always much better when using Focus offhand. Better meaning it provides more defenses in the form of condition cleanse, invulnerability, projectile block, etc. Warhorn off hand is also much easier to learn because it does not have as many skills that lock you into a specific animation window before it ends. With dagger offhand you can deal a bit more damage in exchange for defense. It's more complex but you can make it work if you are comfortable with the skillset.
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the production quality of this guide is actually insane 😍
Hey thanks for watching! I'm slowly learning to better videos when I have time.
This might be the most well made rotation guide I've seen in GW2, let alone any game probably. Thank you so much for this. I've decided I wanna dedicate myself to mastering Weaver, whether it's top dps or not. It looks insanely cool and the fantasy with Perfect Weave making you the "ultimate being" makes me completely nerd out.
Finally, i can play my weaver. Ive been strict to my tempest as i dont know how to play it but seeing a godly guide that covers all aspect of creating a class guide.
Hey thanks for watching and I'm glad more people are trying the Weaver! A little pro tip: Try changing your F1-F5 skill binds to be more reachable for your fingers. Mine is set to Alt+ 1,2,3,4 and my F5 is set to mouse 3 key so I'll use my thumb to hold Alt key and any free finger to press the number keys. It is much better than reaching all the way for the F1-5 keys.
Ah, top quality as always. As an ele main since gw1, I'm glad to see the weaver intricacies so well explained. Sure they call us piano players, but it's definitely fun. First necro, now ele, next warrior I guess. Can't wait ^^ keep it up!
Thanks, glad to see I'm making Elementalist Veterans proud! Elementalist Class is definitely the most enjoyable class in GW2 for me.
@@silkyonyen9223 yeah. We are masochist, but I don't care. It could be worse, it could be *cough cough* mesmer
Incredible guide, this helps my condition Weaver so much more. I've been dipping too much into Water and sometimes Earth too much (just for the cool factor), killing my effectiveness. What I learned here is that Fire Aura offers so much protection I thought I was getting better through Water (healing) and Earth (resistance). Subbed!
ngl this finally taught me the pvp burn burst opener for plussing fights in conquest. never thought i'd find it in a solo open world guide. this is actually HUGE
Hey, glad you learned some stuff and even applied it to pvp! Thanks for watching.
I usually don't watch videos without audio, but your work was excellent. I found exactly what I have been looking for, as my weaver dps has been abysmal. I haven't seen anyone else so clearly explain the idea of fire aura and how important it is. Thanks.
Hey thanks for watching! Glad my video is helping players learn the Condition Weaver. I hope are you having fun with this Elite Spec!
I am a professional video editor and I know how long it takes to create these videos. So thank you, thank you, thank you very much for all the time you put into it!! You are amazing 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hey thanks for watching! I'm not that much of a great editor myself but I do try. It does indeed take a lot of time. Whenever I think I'm done, I render it and rewatch it for errors. No matter how many times I comb over it, some mistakes still manage to sneak by into the published video.
Miss you super neat detailed class guide. Still waiting for EoD specs. If you are still playing gw2. 😭😭
I'm staring at the cheat sheet you made and having it just laid out in a flowchart like that makes it so much simpler, knowing that the fire aura juggling portion of the rotation is really just 2 fire, earth, 2 fire, air, 2 fire, earth, really makes it so much easier to remember so now I've really just gotta worry about the actual skill priorities then I can move onto learning the openers / situationals
Thanks so much for this video guide. Been playing condi weaver for a while now, but really had no idea about keeping up the fire aura. This is by far the best guide/video explanation I've seen. I love weaver, always drawn to the "mage" class, but I do struggle with ele/weaver in a lot of story instance content. This has been by far the most durable build for me, was excited when POF came out and ele got sword.
great video bro, thank u so much, i m kinda new to gw2, i m playing for like 2 months and i allways wanted to try elementalist, but i was kinda afraid o it, cause everybody told me is a verry hard class to play but from what i see is verry rewarding also and with your tutorial makes it a little easyer to understand, thank u
If someone were to ask me how many likes should this video get? the answer would be 'all of them'. Amazing guide, thank you so much!
this makes the rotation so much easier to learn than the wall of skill names that you get off snow crows or other build websites. Ill definitely have to bookmark this and rewatch it a few times to learn this.
Ok. This video helped me with survivability as a weaver AND helped up my DPS by around 30%. BEST WEAVER GUIDE.
Thank you for your work. I was struggling to adapt raid rotation to open world and your guide is a godsent. But now I need to change my geard again to trailblaizer, haha) It's not gonna be that cheap, but really need those extra 6k+ hp in some cases.
That was awesome! Very good job getting in the build information we need to equip and spec the build but still concentrating on building the knowledge of the skills and progressing into getting better and better.
I'm still working on your scourge build and this makes me want to jump feet first into this build with my Weaver! You could be a very Bad/Good influence on my game play. lol
Well done.
Thanks! Weaver has a lot of skill to learn about and that's only half of the battle. The other battle is knowing the Elemental Switch orders. I originally dabbled on the idea of explaining every single Trait and Skill like my previous videos but then the video length would be nearly an Hour lol.
Really nice guide! Even i as an ele main condi sword weaver leaned stuff here ;)
Thanks! Weaver is an awesome class to play. I'm not the best Weaver Player around but I'm glad an Ele main learned something new lol.
nicely done , I really needed this video since I always wanted to switch from power weaver to condi and this really helps me to do so.I noticed you are using full dps rotation for opener and loop .which I think if I learn this I can do group content with viper gear .I always thought that doing this rotation requires you to be on crack however after watching you explaining how to do it step by step , I have some hope :)
Thank you for watching. If you're familiar with the Weaver already, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out the rotation. Learning the switch orders and which element comes next is the hardest part in my opinion.
I LOVE this
Thanks! Will swap to TB from viper's, it really shows how much survivability it provides!
Yep, Vipers can be done with classes who have innate durability via Life Steal, large defensive boons. Elementalist lacks those so it's better to do Trailblazers as a solo player.
Hope you can get 1k sub one day i always here waiting for your next video
Thank you! For now I have no plans in making videos any time soon. With the upcoming expansion, there will inevitably be more class balances, effectively making any build videos from now till then invalid. When the Expansion does release I will be making more videos. I hope this message gets to you! Thanks for watching.
Super guide!!
What was the song in the beginning please?
awesome guide! it's actually quite beginner-friendly despite the high skill ceiling. are you gonna do other condi classes (or any build) as well? i love your scourge build and now this! :D
Hey thanks for checking out the video! I currently have no plans on making builds on other classes reason being I'm not too knowledgeable about them. I don't want to half-bake a guide video with a ton of errors because I'm no good at those classes. I'm only comfortable with making videos on the classes I play: Necromancer, Elementalist, and Warrior. Once the next Expansion comes out I do play on making guides for all the new potential builds that interest me.
@@silkyonyen9223 Hello! I would love to see your guide on Warrior! Big fan of your Diviner Reaper guide! Going to try Weaver next. Very exciting!
Wow some epic weaver rocketscience there
Hey, really great guide. Could you make a similar one for power weaver? I was relying on hardstuck's guide but I think I your detailed explanation would be very very helpful in understanding the rotation better.
Hey sorry but I don't have any plans on making a video guide on Power Weaver. From my own experience Power Weaver is more simple to master. All you really need to do is Begin in Air/Fire then switch into Air/Air to proc Elements of Rage at the beginning of a fight. Just rotate between Air/Air-Fire/Air-Fire/Fire-Air/Fire and loop back into Air/Air. Power Weaver is more reliant on teammates providing you boons because you'll be squishy and might not be able to pull off a full cycle on tough enemies. Power Weaver is tough to pull off as a solo class. Some builds will have Fire Greatsword for the Elite Skill but that is only really useful if you have boons like quickness on you.
When I play Power Weaver I go for Glyph of Elemental Harmony for my heal, Arcane Blast, Arcane Shield, Glyph of Storms, and Glyph of Elementals. I begin a fight by proccing Elements of Rage trait, casting Glyph of Storms (Air) then doing my regular rotation. Use all your 1-2-3 skills during each element swap and try to finish Air Auto Chain. Pop Arcane Blast to finish off enemies and Arcane Shield for Stunbreak and to block hard hits. For my Elemental Summon I use Fire Elemental. I hope this helps.
Tip: If you have Auto Attack on, your auto's will finish on whichever the element it was initially started in. For example if I start an auto attack chain in Air but switch into Fire without actually completing it, the auto attack feature will actually finish off the Air Auto Attacks even though Fire is my primary Element. You can use this tip to swap into different Elements without having to linger to finish your autos. Here's a quick example I made on my Imgur: imgur.com/gallery/QtFocCi I hope this message finds you well!
Question: Your perfect weave example has extra steps to reach perfect weave. Are your decisions based on keeping fire aura up rather than more quickly reaching perfect weave? Just trying to understand the logic. Thanks
When you've practiced enough perfect weaving you can tell when the timer will expire. Usually I try to squeeze in another element swap before hitting perfect weave. I try to delay Perfect Weave until the last second but if you are just learning it's best to hit the Perfect Weave following all the standard steps.
Hey there, very nice video.Can i ask something?You said elementalist can't switch weapon in combat.Whats the point of having Superior Sigil Of Cleansing on the sword?Does it trigger somehow?
it triggers when you swap the Fx skills
The sigil mechanic triggers whenever your skills change, the only exceptions being tonics and transformations. So, Engineer kits, picking up banners, entering necromancer shroud, druid celestial avatar, engineer photon forge, swapping rev legends and swapping elementalist attunements trigger the sigil. Just keep in mind the cd.
Any time you swap attunements (Fire, Water, Air, Earth) is procced as a weapon swap for an Elementalist. Still useful to have that Sigil in a condition heavy environment since that's a condi cleanse on 9 sec cooldown. Many skills for condi cleanse have a much longer cooldown, e.g., the Cleansing Fire utility for Elementalist has a 40 second cooldown. And, since Ele swaps attunement reasonably often, that frees a utility slot for a different use.
Oh i see.So indeed it triggers on element switch.Thats very good to know.Thanks guys for the info :)
I should've just played warrior... jkjk haha i love my weaver - awesome guide tyvm!
also i just bought Dire exotics today because i was following the forum guide - is trailblazers absolutely necessary to switch to or just keep the dire? my ascended pieces are zerkers too so i just took those off for open world
Hey there, Trailblazers is necessary for Solo Open World Condition Weaver because it comes with a stat called Expertise. Expertise increases Condition Duration and Condition Weaver's main condition damage is Burning. If you manage to stack burning you'll do crazy damage and as you can imagine Expertise is a major factor in doing so. Dire is a cheap alternative but will not have the same damage potential as Trailblazers.
Think of it like this: Expertise + Condition damage if you are going for a Condition build and Precision + Power + Ferocity if you are going for a power build.
@@silkyonyen9223 ahh okay that makes a lot of sense! Unfortunately trailblazers are so expensive in the TP right now at like 10g a piece so that's why I settled for Dire...
so i guess my other question is
should i be working towards Trailblazer ascended then? or just save money to buy exotic variant for open world
and work on Vipers ascended for big group end game content where I'll have a healer? - currently there's also a Snowcrows hybrid weaver Grieving ascended build as well that seems to be a mix of power and condi
Currently my only ascended pieces are all zerks trinkets, scepter (power tempest), and chest + assassin's shoulders (I was really working towards the full zerks set, but I can't do open world/play the story at all with it...)
sorry I'm just getting major overwhelmed right now hahaha so much more complicated than building Zojjas ____ zerk gear.
Thanks so much
Great video guide! I’m curious to get some trailblazers and try this out. I’ve been learning and using a Celestial Fire/Arcane build recently, how would you say these two builds differ? Would it be worth learning both for variety? Also, can you use this Trailblazers build in fractals or will the toughness mess up aggro?
Hey man, thank you for this guide, its amazing !!! ;)
I just have one qustion: as awesome this build is vs veterans and some champs i struggle vs some meta events ie. Verdant brink where i have troubles staying alive when there is too many mobs. I jist cant keep up with rotation to maitain aura and protection :(
Ay advice is much apprecieated ;)
Again thank you for all the work you'veput into this guide ;)
Hi, thank you so much. This video helps a lot. So concerning stats: Viper for pve and trailblazer for open world, right?
I'm amazed how condi weaver can solo some situations. I started playing condi yesterday and I feel so much fun to play elem. Power weaver is so boring.
10/10 Video
One question about fire aura juggle rotation - there is difference in what you press and what describe regarding when you use fire focus5 and when you leave to expire. I am struggling with this ability the most (when it goes off cd and when it don't). Is there a rule of thumb on when I should blast my fire aura with fire focus5? Sometimes it expires on it's own, fire focus 5 have like 1 sec cd and fire focus4 has like 1.5 sec cd and I am confused on what I should use. Thank you
Was thinking the same! Do you try to time it and explode it before it ends?
@@thecuriousquaggan490 I end up blasting whenever I can regain fire aura in a second or two and leaving it be otherwise. I believe once I get used to it cd I'll start to blast it to recast after. For now it's working well for me.
New here just curious, why the 1st F/F in the loop start with focus 5 but the 2nd start with sword 3 does order matter or just use it on cd it didn't matter just use it when f/f
What is your opinion about the Dire build with the focus trailblazer to give more condition damage?, do you think there is a difference, if it is good or bad?
A Dire set won't be as good as Trailblazers. You'll need Expertise (condition duration) to properly stack Burning. Burn stacks in intensity and deals crazy damage when it reaches high stacks. With little to no Expertise, it will be hard to stack up Burning.
may i ask, does this build doesnt require high crit rate? does crit rate isnt imporant to condi build? im kinda confused, please enlighten me. Thank you
Waiting room of Sikyon Yen's return
Watching you fight the vinetooth made me sad. I realise now my gear isn't optimal but this thing killed me what felt like instantly from 16000 ish health. It looked like you almost never got hit
What is better for open World and wvw, scourge or reaper?
great video! as someone who took a 7 year break and is getting back into the game as a weaver, this was really really helpful! Is this open world rotation the same or similar as ones used in raids/fractals?
Perfection
Thanks man!
thanks for effort but I'm to lazy to learn all this complex stuff, so I'm sticking to scourge 😁
Hah, thanks for watching! Weaver is a handful. The easiest part to start is learning how the class mechanic works and then combing through all the Sword/Focus Skills.
Does this work on sword/dagger?
Sorry for the late response. For solo play it's always much better when using Focus offhand. Better meaning it provides more defenses in the form of condition cleanse, invulnerability, projectile block, etc. Warhorn off hand is also much easier to learn because it does not have as many skills that lock you into a specific animation window before it ends. With dagger offhand you can deal a bit more damage in exchange for defense. It's more complex but you can make it work if you are comfortable with the skillset.
Playing elementalist Weaver it's to play guitar hero, just attuning elements